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New InHouse@UNT format to launch in September
For almost 14 years, UNT faculty and staff have received news about the campus in this publication. But this issue marks the last time university employees will receive InHouse@UNT in its current printed format.
Next month, InHouse@UNT will become an electronic publication, which is the desire of the majority of faculty and staff according to internal communication research conducted by URCM.
The new InHouse@UNT will be a dynamic web site supported by a weekly e-mail (distributed in print to employees who do not have a computer work station) featuring the latest news and points of pride about the university.
The electronic publication's primary goal will be to keep faculty and staff informed in a timely manner while showing how the work of members of campus contributes to the university's success.
The InHouse@UNT web site will be updated daily in order to provide a hub of news and information that is timely, interactive and meaningful to faculty and staff.
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BY UNIVERSITY RELATIONS STAFF |
Other featured articles in this issue
- Administrators to propose 2 percent merit raise pools for UNT faculty and staff
- Regents to discuss campus plans for Denton and Dallas at August meeting
- UNT to use multimillion-dollar bequest to fund unique research of behavior analysis
- UNT opens Honors College for Fall 2005
- Exhibit about UNT's branding process opens this month
- UNT summer commencement is Saturday
- About the commencement speaker
- UNT's First Flight Week, Howdy Week traditions continue this month
- Win a trip to Baton Rouge on UNT's Regal Eagle bus
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